Historic places inHope
British Columbia
- historic places
- 6historic places
- built
- 1861–1914built
Recognized by
- National 2
- Provincial 4
Othello Tunnels1914Photo: Ministry of Environment, BC Parks, 2010
Hope-Princeton Highway Road Camp
Protected Area
Where to start
The most widely recognized places first, then the oldest.
Photo: Agence Parcs Canada/ Parks Canada Agency, Janet Wright, 1994.National1861Christ Church National Historic Site of CanadaAlso known as Christ ChurchThe Christ Church National Historic Site of Canada is a modest, beautifully crafted wooden structure designed in the Gothic Revival style located in the town of Hope, British Columbia.
Photo: Parks Canada | Parcs Canada, 2008.NationalFort Hope National Historic Site of CanadaAlso known as Fort HopeFort Hope National Historic Site of Canada is situated in the town of Hope in southern British Columbia.
Photo: Ministry of Environment, BC Parks, 2010Provincial1861Dewdney Trail (Manning Park Sections)Also known as Royal Engineers' RoadThe Dewdney Trail (Manning Park Sections), also known as the Royal Engineers' Road in Manning Park, is the portion of the Dewdney Trail between the park's west gate and Snass Creek that was improved by the Royal…
Built over time
The busiest decade was the 1860s, with 2 of the 6 places.
3 places have no recorded construction date.
All 6 places
- 1861NationalFaithChrist Church National Historic Site of CanadaAlso known as Christ Church
- 1861ProvincialRoadsDewdney Trail (Manning Park Sections)Also known as Royal Engineers' Road
- NationalCommerceFort Hope National Historic Site of CanadaAlso known as Fort Hope
- ProvincialRoadsHope-Princeton Highway Road Camp
- 1914ProvincialRailwaysOthello TunnelsAlso known as Quintette Tunnels
- ProvincialProtected Area
On the map
Open the full mapThemes in Hope
- Notable interiors 2
- First Nations 2
- Mountains and parks 2
- Riversides 2
- Japanese Canadians 2
- Second World War 2
- Wartime internment 2
- Gothic Revival 1
Collections are Heritage Guide’s groupings, made from each place’s register description.
From the Canadian Register of Historic Places, as last updated on December 12, 2025.